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CPRE Hampshire is proud to announce the four winners of its first Countryside and Design award.
They are Portway Junior School, in Andover (photo), Bordon Junior School in East Hampshire,
Futurefarms Ltd of Martin in the New Forest and Ballard Water Meadows in New Milton.
Nominations are now open for the 2009 awards.
CPRE is calling all campaigners to sign the petition to the Prime Minister to include the Western Weald in the proposed South Downs National Park.
Over the last few months CPRE has submitted significant evidence backing this position.
"Litter is becoming the default condition of the countryside," says CPRE President Bill Bryson.
"It is time that we – all of us – did something about this. The landscape is too lovely to trash."
Our 2008 'Walks and Talks' programme is well underway. Our family Countryside Day at Queen Elizabeth Park was a great success, especially the children's activities.
Our next event is tour around Lyburn's cheese and organic Vegetable Farm on Wednesday 16th July.
These are the words of our chairman, Christopher Napier, as he reports on our 2007-8 activities, including campaigning on the South East Plan, the South Downs national park and other matters that impact our countryside.
This report and a full update on our activities is in our Spring/Summer 24-page newsletter.
Representatives from CPRE South East have been attending sessions at the Examination in Public which has just finished.
A press release reflects on CPRE's contribution. Other articles describe the ongoing process and what representations CPRE are making.
During the last year we have championed countryside projects in partnership with the University of Winchester, initiated an awards scheme and are debating a 2026 vision at a special conference in Winchester on 28th May.
You can read more about these in our Spring/Summer 2008 newsletter. Are you doing your bit to champion our countryside?
SHUV is an alliance of community groups to fight the regional assembly's development plans to build 80,000 homes in south Hampshire.
It has sent in its formal response to the draft South East Plan. 
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